Food and Culture REC DYSK 2026

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brew

to make beer or tea, a mixture or an infusion

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could do worse than (He could do worse than marry Lisa)

said when we think sb should do something

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criss-crossing of ideas

exchange, mix of ideas

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culinary expertise

vast knowledge on food and cuisines

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food enthusiast

sb who loves food (sophisticated)

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foodie, food buff

a person who loves food (more common, 2 expressions)

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buffer

something that serves as a barrier for protection

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buff

an enthusiast

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delectable/savoury/palatable/mouth-watering/ (utterly) scrumptious

synonyms of delicious

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sickening/revolting/gross/distasteful/nauseating

synonyms of disgusting

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disingenuous

Insincere, not genuine

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indigenous

native to a certain area

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ingenious

clever; resourceful

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ingenuity

cleverness

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ingenuous

innocent, simple; frank, sincere

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to do joint nominations

to propose a candidate (e.g. an entry into a register) together

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to do more harm than good

to make something worse when you are trying to improve it

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peckish/starving/ravenous/famished/voracious

synonyms for hungry

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incomparable flavour

a taste like no other

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indispensable

absolutely necessary

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be indelibly tied/linked to

to can not be separated from sth

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entangled with

involved with sth/sb in a way that makes it difficult to escape

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indelible stain/indelibly stained

(to have) a stain that is very difficult to wash out

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to infuse (energy, capital, sth into veins, olive oil with sth)

To inject; to fill something or someone with sth

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indulgent

pleasant, not very strict, permissive

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indulgence

the fact of being indulgent

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jaded

tired or tired of sth

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locally sourced produce

products that come from the same place as you buy them in/reside in

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meagre

very small or not enough

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militate in favour of

to make sth more likely to happen/succeed

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militate against sth

to make sth less likely to happen/succeed

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to quench one's thirst

to drink so one is no longer thirsty

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to satiate one's hunger

to do sth that will stop the hunger for sth

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to work up an appetite

to do something that will lead to hunger, e.g. physical work

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to whet one's appetite

increase one's appetite

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to ravage

to destroy, lay waste, ruin

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the ravages of (time)

the damage caused by sth (e.g. time)

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to spread influence over sth

to gradually influence sth more and more (and in more places)

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stereotypical behaviour

A repetitive behavior with no obvious purpose or function

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succulent

full of juice; juicy

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upkeep

maintenance, cost or process of keeping sth in good condition

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wake

cause

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in the wake of sth

coming soon after or following sth

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to appropriate

to take sth for yourself without permission

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cultural appropriation

the adoption of cultural elements belonging to an oppressed group by members of the dominant group, without permission and often for the dominant group's gain

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to assimilate people to ideas

help people understand an accept some ideas as their own

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aura of authenticity

sth feel authentic so it has an ...

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backlash

a strong public reaction against something

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to be apt to

to have a natural tendency to do something

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to be apt for sth (a position)

to be naturally fit for sth

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to be di(sa)ssociated from

to be separated from sth

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to be redlined

to be discriminated against in housing or insurance

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bone of contention

something that people argue about for a long time

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to broker/a broker

(a person who is paid) to buy and sell for someone else

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claim ownership of/ lay claim to ownership

to say you own something

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cultural diffusion

The spread of ideas, customs, and technologies from one people to another

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to decolonise sth from oneself

to change sth in a way that considers the native culture behind it instead of that of its colonisers

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to depoliticise

remove from political activity or influence

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disrespectful

impolite, rude

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domesticity

life in or fondness for one's home and family

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empowerment

the process of gaining freedom and power to do what you want or to control what happens to you

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to exalt sth

the process of gaining freedom and power to do what you want or to control what happens to you

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to ratify (a tradition)

to make sth official

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exclusive ownership

the fact that something belongs to only one person/organisation/nation

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to extend an apology

to officially apologise

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fodder (politicians are good fodder for comedians = they make jokes about them)

people or things that are useful for the stated purpose (and also food for cattle)

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to foray into

to make a short visit/to be involved in sth that is not related to one's usual field

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to fuel/reduce/defuse existing tensions

to either make tensions more tense or ease them

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to stoke up (divisions)

to encourage sth, usually bad

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a gateway drug to

an entry point, sth that makes you interested in sth and inspires you to explore it more

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to have a social baggage

when a perception of one person or their behaviour is connected to how the society treats their community

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to inscribe

to write something, enter it into a list, write your own name

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inscription

a short dedication written in a book or engraved on something, such as a coin or monument

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iteration

a variation, version

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knee-jerk reaction

quick automatic response

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to lump sth into a culinary ghetto

to put different things into the same category associated with lower social class

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outsider's view

point of view of a person from outside of a community

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patina

a sheen on a surface resulting from age and use

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primordial

original; existing from the beginning

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to abuse sb's right

to use one's right too much or

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to acknowledge sb's right

to recognise that somebody has a right

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to perpetuate/upkeep one's right

to sustain one's right

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searing(ly)

Very hot, severe or extreme

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to sear

to burn

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seared into memory

(about an event or a memory) premamently remembered

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shorthand

giving fewer details than usual, also a system of note taking

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solidarity symbol

a sign that one stands in solidarity with someone

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sovereignty

Ability of a state to govern its territory free from control of its internal affairs by other states.

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to translate into greater visibility

to cause the spread of awareness about sth

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unacknowledged use

when you use something without giving credit to its creator

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expolitative

making unfair use of a situation for profit or benefit

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to reinforce

to make stronger

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to scorn one's conduct

to criticise one's behaviour

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the element of seasonality

when cuisine is based on seasonal products

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richly endowed (with)

to be very gifted in certain areas

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robust

strong and healthy; vigorous

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conviviality of life

the fact of life being happy and welcoming

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to crop up

happen unexpectedly

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flavoursome

full of flavour

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brilliantly hued

beautifully coloured, with different colors